Refrigerated Owner Operator in Savannah, GA
schneiderSavannah (GA)
Refrigerated Owner Operator in Savannah, GA
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schneiderSavannah (GA)
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About the role
Owner Operator | Refrigerated
Location: Savannah, GA
Company: Schneider
Pay: Competitive weekly pay (inquire for details)
Start Date:
- ASAPAbout the Position
- Average revenue range:$240,000-$280,000 Overview
- Have access to 4,000-5,000 loads every day on Schneider’s private load board, Freight
Power. Pick from a wide variety of loads, including contract, spot and dedicated account freight. Haul 90% drop-and-hook freight in dry van trailers. Decide how often and when you get home. Get $10,000 in incentives, paid out over 23 weeks (terms and conditions apply).
Qualifications:
- Possess a valid Class A Commercial Driver’s License. Have a minimum of 6 months of Class A driving experience. Meet the following tractor requirements:
- Truck(s) must be 2011 or newer. Truck(s) need to pass a DOT inspection. Engine(s) must meet EPA10 emissions requirements. Truck(s) need a functioning Collision Mitigation System.
- Additional qualifications apply. More advantages
Flexible truck options, if you need a truck or want to upgrade. Discounts on fuel, tires, maintenance and insurance through Schneider’s Purchase Power Program. Unlimited bonuses for referring other owner-operators to Schneider. Schneider-issued Samsung tablet at no cost. Free trailer usage. Access to Schneider’s facilities that have free parking, laundry, exercise rooms and more. Compensation for completing orientation.
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